Nick Taylor: 2 changes. Start the XI that started the 2nd half against Wales. We've stumbled on the winning formula, now lets stick to it!  

Michael Dalton: To drop Rooney is crazy. He should be up front scoring. He is Englands top goal scorer.  

Andrew Neill: If he started the same team and Rooney/ Walker/ Alli got injured he'd be criticised too so 2/3 changes understandable. 6 however.....

It may only be June but new Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers will find out his team's opponents when the draw for the 2016/17 Champions League second qualifying round takes place at 12:00.

Northern Ireland's Crusaders and Wales' New Saints are also in the draw.

Aberdeen, Hearts, Hibernian, Bala Town, Connah's Quay, Llandudno, Cliftonville, Glenavon and Linfield will find out their Europa League opponents from 13:00 BST.

Billy Carr: 6 changes is too much! Especially Rooney who along with Walker has been our best! Do we not want to be top? Asking for trouble.

David Funnell: Keep the positive run going,it's a competition,the idea is to keep winning,they are professional sportsman "rest".

Vincenzo Re: Tournament is short and team momentum more important than resting players, who may only have 1 game left.  

Do you agree with Billy, David or Vincenzo...? (great name) 

Use #bbcsportsday

Plenty to talk about as we build up to two big Euro 2016 matches, and as ever we want your input...

Would six changes, as some newspapers have reported, be too much of a gamble for England against Slovakia? Should captain Wayne Rooney be rested? 

And what about Wales? What line-up would enable them to get the most out of their talisman Gareth Bale? Should they make any changes as they take on Russia.

What do you think? Send us your thoughts/suggestions via Twitter using #bbcsportsday...

If this doesn't make you feel warm and fuzzy this morning, there is no hope for you I'm afraid....

A "wee lad" has been contacted by Northern Ireland football players after a clip of his reaction to receiving Euro 2016 tickets emerged online.

Zak McGall, 10, from Ballymena, was given the tickets by his father the day before Northern Ireland played Ukraine.

A film of his stunned response reached striker Kyle Lafferty, who arranged a Facetime call to Zak on Sunday to wish him a happy birthday.

Read more.

Cheers Phil...

More than 100 under-18s have been banned from attending football matches in the last three years, according to figures from Britain's police forces.  

The youngest person to get a Football Banning Order (FBO) - used to prevent disorder and hooliganism - was aged 12.  

Read more on this from BBC News here.

Olympic cycling legend Sir Chris Hoy added to his record list of achievements when he finished the world's most demanding motorsport endurance race, the Le Mans 24 Hours, on his debut.

Piloting his Nissan-powered Algarve Pro Racing Ligier LMP2 sportscar - and partnered by Frenchman Andrea Pizzitola and Brit Michael Munemann - Hoy finished 12th in class and 18th overall, in the 60-car field.

"It's been the most exhilarating experience. I knew it would be tough, but I didn't underestimate Le Mans. I did three stints; a quadruple and two triples"... 

And if that means anything to you, read on here...

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Euro 2016 seems to be the tournament of late goals, with 13 scored in the 87th minute or later, five of those winners, three equalisers and Northern Ireland's Niall McGinn setting the record for latest goal ever in a European Championship at 96 minutes.  

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With 24 teams in the group stages at Euro 2016, that does not divide neatly into 16 qualifying for the knockout stages.

The tournament will need a helping hand from Uefa in the guise of having the best four third-placed teams from the six groups progressing to the last 16.

BBC Sport helps explain which sides can go through, why yellow cards could prove crucial, and who is in pole position in the 'third-place table'.

This will explain everything...

Teesra: Hope Roy Hodgson keeps his job but if not.... Has Eddie Jones got a brother? Or sister?  

Is that what England football need? Tough love?

What do you think? Send us your ideas using #bbcsportsday... 

A day at Euro 2016 which included Dean Saunders losing his trousers, a burst ball and howitzers.

Only two games on day 10 of Euro 2016, with Albania making history by winning a game at a major tournament for the first time as they beat Romania while hosts France were held by Switzerland.

Click here for the best of 5 live's sport coverage, insight and analysis.

So all the papers (scroll down) said that Roy Hodgson would be making six changes to the starting XI but in this news conference, he says it is "not absolutely necessary" to make changes for England v Slovakia. 

Sorry... I am no where near cool enough for that phrase. 

Cleveland Cavaliers became the first team to overturn a 3-1 deficit in the best-of-seven NBA finals as they beat Golden State Warriors.

A LeBron James-inspired Cavaliers won the deciding game 93-89 to complete their comeback against the defending champions, who had won a record 73 games out of 82 in the regular season.

Read the full report here and find out what POTUS had to say about it all...

(Also, HOW he watched it is more than cool...)

In 2006 Michael Owen was carried off on a stretcher with a ruptured knee ligament in England's 2-2 draw with Sweden in their group match at the World Cup in Germany. He was out of action for almost a year.

Aaaanndd that's the end of that story...

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5 live's Chris Waddle thinks there are a lack of alternatives to England manager Roy Hodgson.

Hodgson, whose contract expires at the end of Euro 2016, has been told by FA chairman Greg Dyke that he will only stay on if England 'play well' and 'do well' in France.]

Waddle explores the dilemma the FA has: 

Dustin Johnson has won the U.S. Open at Oakmont by three shots. 

It was a dramatic and controversial final round in which Ireland's Shane Lowry let slip a four-shot lead.

Read the full report here or click here for the best of 5 live's sport coverage.  

Don't worry, you can catch up with all the goals, match highlights and 'lolz' of Day 10 of Euro 2016 here:

The Guardian

Hodgson is "throwing the dice" according to The Guardian, as he reportedly plans on leaving Wayne Rooney out of the side against Slovakia. 

England need a draw to go through or but a win top the group... 

Image source, The Guardian